The Real Evil

This book offers a multidisciplinary exploration of evil as an intrinsic and multifaceted phenomenon, examining its presence in systems, language, and desire beyond traditional moral notions. Drawing from philosophy, theology, psychoanalysis, political theory, and media studies, it delves into how evil manifests in various structures—from violence to algorithms—and questions the boundaries between good and harm. Instead of providing definitive answers, the work fragments its inquiry across different perspectives, aiming to uncover the deep-rooted and often concealed nature of evil in contemporary life.